The Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition gives you a bunch of video resolution options to work with. According to what we've found, the camera caters to different filming needs, whether you're a high-def fan or want something a bit more standard.

The 360 Camera Module lets you capture in 5.7K resolution, which is great if you're into vivid, detailed 360-degree videos—perfect for making those immersive content pieces.

If you don't need the full 5.7K experience, there are other resolutions, too. With the 4K Boost Lens, you can shoot 4K video at up to 60 fps, which should give you sharp images and smooth motion—ideal for action shots or cinematic-style scenes.

And if you're looking for something simpler or just want to save on storage, 1080p is also available. This flexibility can be really handy depending on what platform you're filming for or if you need to keep file sizes in check.

Based on our research, people seem pretty happy with these options, appreciating how they can adjust their filming style for different scenarios.

So whether you're filming extreme sports or just some casual footage, the Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition seems to have you covered with resolutions that suit both pros and hobbyists.

The Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition is built to be waterproof, but there are a few things worth keeping in mind if you're taking it for a splash. According to the manufacturer's description, once you have the camera all set up in its mounting bracket, it's good to go for activities like swimming or snorkeling. Just make sure it's assembled correctly to avoid any problems.

However, based on our research, some folks have run into issues with waterproofing. A big tip—it’s super important to dry the camera completely before messing with it after it's been in the water, especially if you're planning to change lenses.

Some people have found that switching lenses right after a dip can be tricky and might lead to water getting inside, which is obviously not ideal for the electronics.

So, be careful to dry the camera thoroughly and make sure it's all put together properly before dunking it in water. By doing this, you can help keep the camera in good shape and enjoy those underwater escapades without a hitch.

Overall, while the Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition can handle some wet conditions, a little extra caution will go a long way in keeping everything running smoothly.

So, the battery life on the Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition really depends on how you're using it. From what the manufacturer says, if you're continuously recording with the 4K Boost Lens, you can expect about 75 to 80 minutes on a full charge. If you're using the 5.7K 360 Lens, it might be a bit less because recording in 360 demands more power.

There are a few things to keep in mind that could impact battery life. Shooting in cold weather, using settings that require more juice (like higher frame rates or resolutions), or swapping lenses a lot can drain the battery faster.

So, it might be a good idea to have a few extra batteries on hand, especially if you're out and about without a place to recharge.

On the bright side, it charges pretty quickly with its USB Type-C port. Our research shows people like that it's easy to charge on the go, whether you're using a power bank or some other compatible device.

Also, if you're thinking about taking it underwater, just a heads up to double-check the seals and frames, especially after you change lenses. Some people have had issues with water leaking in, so it's worth being careful with that part.

All in all, planning ahead with extra batteries and making sure everything's sealed up well can help you avoid headaches and keep the camera rolling during those long adventures or water-based activities.